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Home  > Research Focus  >  Europe Renewable Power  >  Comparative Cost of Renewable Power Generation in Europe: 2011

Comparative Cost of Renewable Power Generation in Europe: 2011

January 12, 2012

Key trends in this Data Insight include:

  • Overall, renewable technologies in 2011 were at least 30% more expensive than wholesale power prices and continue to depend on government support.
  • Despite the challenging economic environment, the cost of wind and solar technologies continued to decline thanks to rationalization of the supply chain and lower commodities prices.
  • Looking ahead, reduced reserve margins, increasing carbon pricing pressure, and high commodities prices will maintain high wholesale power prices, positioning onshore wind to be cost-competitive with market prices.

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